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[Action figure at the Gainesville Circus]
Photograph of an action figure at the Gainesville Community Circus. The girl wearing a yellow, shimmery co-ord set is seen standing on a ball. The Gainesville Circus Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit social circus and a licensed child care facility. Their mission is to cultivate an inclusive community through the practice of social circus.
[Aerial Photograph of Denton County, DBK-5-89]
Aerial photograph of an area of land in Denton County, Texas surveyed by the Texas Highway Department. Major roads include: FM51. Major land features include: Blocker Creek, Whites Creek, Cannon Creek, Flat Creek, Mill Branch, The Backbone.
[Aerial Photograph of Denton County, DJQ-1P-106]
Aerial photograph of an area of land in Denton County, Texas surveyed by the Texas Highway Department. Major roads include: FM2450, FM51, Co Rd 336, Co Rd 365, Co Rd 321, Co Rd 247, and Co Rd 210.
[Aerial Photograph of Denton County, DJR-1P-108]
Aerial photograph of an area of land in Denton County, Texas surveyed by the Texas Highway Department. Major roads include: FM2450. Major land features include: Buck Creek and Mill Branch.
[Art of Craftsmanship: Witnessing the Butcher's Skill at Fischer's Meat Market]
Step behind the scenes at Fischer's Meat Market and behold the artistry of the butcher as a skilled worker deftly wields heavy meat cutting machinery. The air is rich with the aroma of quality meats, suspended on hooks in the background, awaiting their transformation into delectable cuts. Marvel at the precision and expertise that goes into each cut, a testament to Fischer's dedication to providing only the finest meats to its discerning customers. Experience the age-old craft that has been perfected over generations, and savor the unmatched flavors that await at Fischer's Meat Market.
[Bavarian Illusion: Exploring Muenster's German Village Factory Mural]
Unveil the magic of Muenster, Texas, as you encounter the German Village Factory Mural—a mesmerizing painted masterpiece on the factory's walls and storage tanks. Step into a captivating two-dimensional Bavarian world, where the charm of Europe meets the heart of Texas. Embrace the allure of this artistic illusion, a must-visit spot for an unforgettable photo op. Don't forget to savor the local flavors at the nearby Doc's Bar & Grill, adding a delightful culinary experience to your Bavarian-inspired journey.
[Bloomfield teacher and her students]
Photograph of a teacher holding up a book in her hands as she reads to her children as they follow along. Bloomfield School was a one-room schoolhouse built one mile northwest of Pilot Point, TX.
[The Burch home in Cooke County]
Photograph of a log cabin named the "Burch Home" that is located in Cooke County, Texas. The building also previously served as a post office. The cabin is uninhabitable and delapitated.
[Byrd Senior's house in Gainesville]
Postcard of Byrd Williams Senior's home in Gainesville on Denton Street. The house has two stories, a balcony, and a large number of windows.
[Byrd Sr. and Mary Williams in Gainesville]
Photograph of Byrd Williams Sr. and his wife Mary Alice standing on either side of a tree and looking towards the camera. Byrd is dressed in a hat, suit jacket, vest, pants, and bowtie. Mary is wearing a long, dark dress with long sleeves. A house can be seen behind them which is likely their home in Gainesville, Texas.
[Byrd Williams, III]
Portrait of Byrd Williams, III, as a baby.
[Byrd Williams, Jr.]
Portrait of a young Byrd Williams, Jr. in a suit.
[Byrd Williams, Jr.]
Portrait of young Byrd Williams, Jr. in a suit with a riding crop.
[Byrd Williams, Jr.]
Portrait of Byrd Williams, Jr., in a suit.
[Byrd Williams, Jr. standing outside a darkroom]
Photograph of Byrd Williams, Jr. standing in front of the family darkroom at 811 S Denton Street in Gainesville, Texas, taken by Byrd Williams, Sr. shortly after his graduation.
[Byrd Williams Jr. triptych]
Triptych using a photo of Byrd Williams Jr. as a recent college graduate, taken by his father, Byrd Sr.; a photo of Byrd Williams Jr. as an elderly man, taken by his son, Byrd III; and a photo of Byrd Williams Jr.'s headstone and his grandson Byrd IV's feet, taken by Byrd Williams IV.
[Byrd Williams, Jr., with brothers]
Portrait of brothers Johnson Williams, Byrd Williams, Jr., and Charles Williams, as young men.
[Byrd Williams, Jr. with brothers]
Portrait of brothers Johnson Williams, Byrd Williams, Jr., and Charles Williams, as young children.
[Byrd Williams Sr. and his wife, Mary Alice in Gainesville, TX]
Photograph of Byrd Williams, Sr. with his wife Mary Alice. They are posing on the porch of a light colored house with darker trim.
[Byrd Williams Sr. by Byrd Williams Jr.]
Photograph of of Byrd Williams Sr., taken by his son, Byrd Williams, Jr.
[Charles Rowland Williams]
Portrait of young Charles Williams in a ruffled suit.
[Charles Williams with a woman in Gainesville]
Photograph of Charles Williams sitting on porch steps with a woman.The steps have no railing and they lead up to a covered porch. Charles is sitting with one of his legs propped up on a higher step than the other and he has his arms around the propped up knee. He is wearing a white hat with a suit and is looking at the woman who is sitting lower down than he is. She is wearing a patterned dress with ribbon details and is looking straight at the camera. There is a rose bush to the right of the steps and there are other plants on the left side of the steps.
[Charming Wooden Sculptors: A Rustic Delight at Fischer's Meat Market]
Atop Fischer's Meat Market, under the enchanting clock tower, you'll discover a delightful surprise—a collection of small wooden sculptures depicting playful kids holding steel buckets and a friendly cow. Perched on a balcony-like area, these rustic artworks add a touch of whimsy and warmth to the bustling market below. Amidst the savory scents and vibrant atmosphere, these endearing figures invite visitors to savor not only the flavors of the market but also the charm of the artistic details that make Fischer's truly special.
[Church in Gainesville, Texas]
Photograph of a church in Gainesville, Texas. The church's facade has a cross designed into it.
[Cooke County Courthouse]
Photograph of the Cooke County Courthouse in Gainesville, Texas. The First State Bank can be seen next to the courthouse.
[Cooke County Courthouse, 2]
Photograph of the Cook County Courthouse. Two cars and an American and Texas flags can be seen in front of the courthouse.
[Cooke County Courthouse, 3]
Photograph of the Cooke County Courthouse in Gainesville, Texas. Trees can be seen around the courthouse.
[Cooke County Courthouse in Gainesville, TX]
Photograph of Cooke County Courthouse in Gainesville, TX. The courthouse is mostly rectangular in shape with a section of the building projecting outwards from the rest, on the side facing the camera. The building is made of white stone and pale orange bricks, with the bottom two floors built entirely from stone bricks while the upper two floors consist of bricks accented and decorated with stone. Each of the four floors of the courthouse have a row of windows across their widths. On the left side of the building, which faces the left edge of the photo, two white columns rise across the top two floors of the building to support a rectangular pediment that projects outwards slightly from the rest of the wall. The top of the courthouse is flat with a short brick wall lining the roof's edge, beyond which a clocktower sits, centered on the building's roof. The clocktower has white walls with shuttered windows, above which are the clockfaces of the tower, topped by a light blue dome. Outside of the courthouse building, near its left corner, are a tall stone slab with a motif on it, a street sign saying "Commerce St", a faded mailbox, and a white sign with "Cooke County United Fund" written on it. Multiple trees and bushes line the base of the courthouse's walls.
[Couple standing outside of a house]
Photograph of a couple standing outside of a house on Denton Street in Gainesville, Texas. The couple is unidentified, but the man is possibly Charles Rowland Williams. He is wearing a white hat with a three piece suit and the woman is wearing a lace patterned dress with ribbon details. The woman is holding onto the man's elbow and her body is turned towards his, although both are smiling at the camera. They are standing in front of the side of a house and the side of the covered porch is visible behind them. There is another house across the street that has a fence running around it.
[Culinary Wonderland: Unveiling Fischer's Meat Market's Exquisite Interior]
Step into a gastronomic wonderland at Fischer's Meat Market, where a kaleidoscope of colors and flavors entice your senses. Explore the impeccably clean and vibrant interior, adorned with a delightful array of premium meats neatly displayed in refrigerators, beckoning you to savor the finest selections. As skilled artisans serve customers with warmth and expertise, immerse yourself in the captivating ambiance while admiring the charming hen sculpture, a whimsical touch adding to the market's allure. Embrace an extraordinary culinary journey and savor the essence of Fischer's unmatched quality and hospitality.
[Denton St. house in Gainesville]
Photograph of a house on Denton Street in Gainesville, Texas. The house is designed in the Craftsman style and is two stories. There are porches on both stories of the house that wrap around from the front to the side. The bottom porch is covered and has white pillars while the top porch is not covered and has a white railing. The house is covered in a light colored siding and the bottom of the first story porch is covered in brick. The porch of another house is visible on the left side of the image and another house is visible through the trees on the right side of the image.
[Discover Treasures at Main Street Mercantile: Muenster's Antique Haven]
Step into a world of nostalgia and hidden gems as you explore Main Street Mercantile, an extraordinary antique store and gift shop nestled in the heart of Muenster, TX. Brimming with history and charm, this family-owned establishment forms an integral part of the renowned MUENSTER ANTIQUE MALL. Delight in a vast array of antiques, collectibles, and eclectic merchandise sourced from across the globe. From vintage jewelry to exquisite antique furniture and unique trinkets, this shop promises to captivate antique enthusiasts and seekers of distinctive gifts alike.
[Envelope addressed to Byrd M. Williams, Jr.]
An envelope addressed to Mr. Byrd M. Williams, Jr., Room 11, Union Depot, Ogden, Utah - from his father, B. M. Williams Sr. The postal stamp is from Gainesville, Texas on November 6, 8:30 am 1907.
[A Feast for the Senses: Exploring Fischer's Meat Market's Vibrant Interior]
Step into a culinary wonderland at Fischer's Meat Market, where a burst of colors and flavors await. The pristine, hygienic interior showcases an array of premium meats, artfully packed and displayed in refrigerators, ready for your selection. With a friendly team working behind the counter, you're in for an exceptional shopping experience. As you wander through this captivating market, take in the sights of a lively customer with a cart, and marvel at the delightful hen sculpture, adding a touch of whimsy to your visit. Fischer's invites you to indulge your senses and discover the true essence of quality and taste.
[A few of the Bewley Cabin in Cooke County]
Photograph of a side view of the Bewley cabin with an automobile in the background. The cabin was located in Cooke County.
[The first train at the Gainesville, Texas station]
Photograph of men standing on and around the first train to roll through Gainesville, Texas. Several of the men are posing on the ground, standing around the engine; others are standing on the first car behind the engine.
[The first train at the Gainesville, Texas station, 2]
Photograph of men standing on and around the first train to roll through Gainesville, Texas. Several of the men are posing on the ground, standing around the engine; others are standing on the first car behind the engine.
[Fischer’s Meat Market: A Fusion of German Heritage and Texas Charm]
Step into the heart of Muenster, Texas, where Fischer’s Meat Market beckons with its enchanting exterior resembling a clock tower. Beyond its captivating facade, discover a vibrant modern grocery store offering a delightful array of sausages, cheeses, specialty items, spices, imported goods, and fresh produce. Embrace the harmonious blend of German heritage and Texas hospitality as you savor the finest offerings this charming market has to offer. A perfect destination to capture memories and experience the warmth of Muenster's community spirit.
[Gainesville depot]
Photograph of the Gainesville depot. Railroad tracks and telephone lines can be seen to the right of the depot.
[The Gordon House in Cooke County]
Photograph of a log cabin named the "Gordon House" that is located in Cooke County, Texas. The cabin appears to be uninhabitable and falling apart.
[House on Denton Street]
Photograph of Byrd Williams Senior's home in Gainesville on Denton Street. The house has two stories, a balcony, and a large number of windows.
[House on Denton Street]
Photograph of Byrd Williams Senior's home in Gainesville on Denton Street. The house has two stories, a balcony, and a large number of windows.
[Inside the hardware store of Byrd Williams in Gainesville, Texas]
Photograph of Byrd Williams, Sr.'s dry goods/hardware store on the south side of the square in Gainesville, Texas.
[Inside the hardware store of Byrd Williams in Gainesville, Texas, 2]
Photograph of Byrd Williams, Sr.'s dry goods/hardware store on the south side of the square in Gainesville, Texas.
[Interior of Byrd Williams Sr.'s hardware store]
Photograph of the interior of Byrd Williams' hardware store in Gainesville, Texas, with two men posing inside. Handwriting on the back of the photograph reads, "Byrd Sr's Hardware Store in Gainesville," and there is also the stamp of the photographer Otto C. Gruntz.
[Interior photograph of the Williams' hardware store]
Photograph of a rare, interior view of the hardware store, owned and operated by the Williams family, in Gainesville, TX.. In the frame is a ladder leading up to the top of an irrigation machine in the store. The photograph was taken by Byrd Sr., but printed by Byrd IV. Written on the front of the photograph, it reads, "Byrd Williams Sr. 1899. Hardware stores on the square in Gainesville Texas."
[Irene Biffle and siblings]
Portrait of Irene Biffle, Marcella Biffle, and Johnny Biffle, as small children.
[Johnson, Byrd Jr., and Charles Williams]
Portrait of Johnson, Byrd Jr., and Charles Williams, as young boys.
[Johnson Williams]
Portrait of Johnson Williams in a suit.
[Lumber company locations]
Photograph of two slides advertising lumber companies. The slides are pinned to a black board that is hanging on the wall and they are both turned on their side and facing the same direction. The slide on the left has a white background and there is text on it that reads "J.C. Wooldridge Lumber Co. Broadway & Dickinson Gainesville, Texas". The slide on the right also has a white background and has text on it that reads "Sims Lumber Co. 302 S. E. 3rd Mineral Wells, Texas". There are two transparent slides pinned to the right edge of the board.
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